The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1887-11-19
THE GAR AND KAISER
Their Meeting at the German
Capital.
AN IMPRESSIVE RECEPTION.
Herr Most Out on batl-The French
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General News Notes.
The Gar in Berlin.

BERLIN, November 13.-The Gear of
Russia arrived in Berlin this morning.
The preparations to receive him were
in keeping with his rank. At 10 o. clock
Alexander regiment, in parade uniform,
took position in Alsenstrasse Esplanade.
They were to act as guard of honor
to the depot. A company of the Second
regiment of the guard, with band and
colors, and one company of the Alexan-
der regiment, with colors, were sta
toned in front of the Russian embassy.
Prince William, of Prussia, went to the
| Wittenburg early this morning to join
the train bearing the Russian imperial
family. At Berlin depot were gathered
the royal Prussian princes, the hered-
itary prince of Saxe-Meiningen, Duke
John of SAKE Meiningen, Duke John of
Mecklenburg Schwerin, General Won
Moltke, and all the generals of Berlin
and Potsdam garrisons. On the arrival
! of the imperial train, at 10. 40 a. M, the
! Gar passed in front of the guard of
honor at the depot, being accompanied
by Prince William and General Won
Moltke. Emperor William started for
| the Russian embassy at IL clock. The
Gear and Czarina were driven
to the embassy. The Gar, with
Prince William of Prussia, occupied
an open carriage, drawn by four horses.
Both wore Russian uniforms. The
Lzarina and Princess William followed
in close carriage. Dense crowds OF peo-
pie were collected in Inter Den Linden
from the Brandenburg gate to the
Lehrte depot and the Imperial party
we're greeted most enthusiastically as
they passed along the thoroughfare.
Arriving at the embassy the Car re-
ceived three flags as colonel of Alex
ander regiment. A general officer, a
non-commissioned officer and a pri-
vate, reported themselves to act as or
derlies. The Gear and Prince
William alighted in front of the
embassy at IL, and passed along
in trout of the guard of honor, which
was drawn up there. The Princes and
the Czarina remained in their carriage.
The Gar had intended to first visit
Emperor William, but he was antici-
pated by the latter, who went to the
embassy and awaited the arrival Of the
Gear. The Emperor was dressed in the
Russian uniform. and wore his Russian
lorders. He received the Gar on his
entering the embassy in the most cor
dial manner. All the princes who
were at the depot followed the Car to
the embassy. After the three flags of
the Alexander regiment were delivered
to the Gear, the guard of honor at the
embassy marched past the building be-
fore both Emperors, who stood together
at a window. The emperor remained
at the embassy three-quarters of an
hour, and then returned to the palace.
He was warmly cheered by the people.
At 11.30 the Gear, accompanied by Gen
eral Won Werder, returned the En-
peror's visit.
The Cars visit to the palace lasted
half an hour. He returned to the en-
bassy and afterward paid visit to the
princes staying in Berlin.
After the Emperor had entered the
palace on his return from the embassy,
he appeared at his favorite window and
was again wildly cheered by the crowds.
The Cars children remained on the
train which brought the family from
Copenhagen.